Beauflor took part in Housing 2026, showing how its sheet vinyl floor collections deliver the performance, style and value needed for social housing projects.
Social housing demands a lot from its flooring: easy installation and low purchase cost, durability, hygiene, simple maintenance, comfort and a design that feels homely – all important considerations for a floor that delivers in these demanding domestic environments.
For specifiers attending Housing 2026, Beauflor demonstrated how its sheet vinyl flooring collections can fulfil all these requirements, providing a floor that copes with the practical demands of social housing, and which helps tenants to feel comfortable in their home.
Chris Roberts, Regional Sales Manager UK & Ireland, said, “Exhibiting at Housing 2026 was a brilliant opportunity to engage with the social housing sector and explain to specifiers how our floors can respond to their need to find a cost-effective solution that doesn’t compromise on practical necessities. We were also happy to share how our innovation in product circularity and steps resulting from our SBTi approved targets are making sheet vinyl a sustainable proposition also.”
Beauflor offers social housing a wide range of quality, Europe-made sheet vinyl flooring. With all collections available in multiple-widths, as well as specifications designed for glue-free installation in refurbishment, it reduces the waste and drives down the cost of flooring for all social housing projects. Then, with specifications providing extra slip-resistance, improved acoustics and better hygiene; landlords and providers can find a solution that works for their specific requirements.
In every specification, Beauflor sheet vinyl comes in a diverse range of looks designed to create a homely, welcoming atmosphere in all rooms. As well as kitchens and bathrooms, Beauflor’s wood, stone and tile looks enhance living areas, hallways, landings and bedrooms, adding style as well as underfoot comfort and warmth.
For more information, visit www.beauflor.com